O Door Ke Musafir-Bade Armanon Se | Master Ibrahim | Instrumental Version Film Tune

O Door Ke Musafir-Bade Armanon Se | Master Ibrahim | Instrumental Version Film Tune

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Album: A Tribute To Master Ibrahim Instrumental Hits
Track 1: O Door Ke Musafir (from Udan Khatola, 1955)
Lyricist: Shakeel Badayuni
Music Dtn: Naushad
Album: Mellow Gold Melodies Forever
Track 2: Bade Armanon Se (from Malhar, 1951)
Lyricist: Indiwar
Music Dtn: Roshan
Duration: 06:11
Clarinetist: Master Ibrahim
Instrument: Clarinet
Genre: Hindustani classical music

Master Ibrahim

Master Ibrahim (1915-1980) was an Indian clarinetist. He was trained in Hindustani classical music. He performed ragas as a solo artist many times a month on All India Radio, Bombay from 1936 to 1974. He also gave instrumental support to many All India Radio Programs such as songs, plays, special programs in Hindi, Gujarati and Marathi. He was a staff artist at HMV (now Saregama) from 1942 onward. He played instruments for thousands of Hindi film songs with famous singers such as Lata and Rafi, and, with many composers such as Naushad and Shankar-Jaikishan.

While at HMV, he also produced instrumental versions of famous Hindi film songs on the clarinet. His tunes were regularly used by Radio Ceylon (now Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation) in their daily programs such as Saaz Aur Awaaz. Hundreds of his recordings were issued on 78 rpms, audio cassettes, audio CDs, two EPs and one LP.

He is probably the only Indian clarinetist on whose work a doctoral dissertation was produced at an American university.

His legacy is being carried forward by his three sons, Salim Ajmeri, Farooq Ajmeri and Iqbal Ajmeri. They have continued working with all the major singers and composers providing instrumental support for their compositions, filmi and non-filmi.

He used to play classical music on clarinet on All India Radio, Bombay from 1936 to 1974. Here is a list of all the ragas. This list was provided by the AIR and he used to select ragas to play. More details will be provided in a soon to be published biography of Master Ibrahim. In the end, there is a picture of Shanti Raval who did a PhD on Master Ibrahim.
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@zamanajmari6935
@zamanajmari6935 - 15.01.2024 16:07

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@singhtochi
@singhtochi - 23.09.2024 00:13

Master of Clarinet of his time.
Another top name was Master Ajmeri.
Heard them so many times on All India Radio in 1965 and later.
What mastery!!!
May the gentle souls rest in peace.

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